Canvas giclee
Canvas giclee, also known as canvas giclée or canvas prints, is a type of fine art printing that uses high-quality wide-format inkjet printers (10 cartridges) to produce museum-quality reproductions of original artwork. The term ” giclée ” (pronounced zhee-clay) comes from the French word for “spray” and refers to the way the ink is applied to the canvas.
Giclée Technology
Canvas giclée prints are made by printing the image onto high-quality canvas using a wide-format inkjet printer with 10 color cartridges. The canvas is then stretched over a wooden frame, creating a three-dimensional look that closely resembles the original artwork. The result is a high-quality reproduction that captures the texture and color of the original artwork.
More Affordable
Collectors often choose canvas prints as an affordable and durable way to display fine art, which also resists fading and damage over time.
High-Quality Reproductions
A beautiful and long-lasting way to display art in your home or office is Tequila Sunrise by Clark Sheppard on canvas gallery wrap or with a black wood float-frame. The artwork floats with a 3/8″ border around it.
Canvas gallery black wrap
Black Wood Float-Frame
The artwork floats with a 3/8” border around it.
Sedona’s Sacred Heart & Soul with float-frame
